China employs AI-driven facial recognition to monitor fish species in Tibet's largest river, replacing manual counts with advanced technology for round-the-clock tracking.
The system has been installed on a dam
Aug 10, 2026
01:06 pm
What's the storyChina is employing an artificial intelligence (AI)-based facial recognition system to monitor the movement of fish in Tibet's largest river.
The advanced technology has been installed on a dam along the river, replacing manual counting methods that were previously used for tracking.
Round-the-clock tracking system helps to identify and monitor species travelling through a dam fishway on the Yarlung Tsangpo…
Presented as a Tibetan-language AI breakthrough, DeepZang is emerging as Beijing’s latest instrument to shape discourse,…
Researchers say AI can generate forecasts much faster than conventional systems while matching or surpassing them on some…
China is pioneering underwater and offshore data center technologies as governments and companies seek greener ways to support…
China introduces a unified identity management framework for AI agents under new national standards, aiming to regulate…
It’s the world’s tallest concrete-faced rockfill dam and was completed using full-scale intelligent technology and construction.
China bets on AI weather forecasting as extreme weather intensifies
